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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16
NEWS SUMMARY
Eastern and Middle States

COMMODORE PHILIP G. JOHNSON, Com
nandant of the Portsmouth IN. H. Navy
Yard, is dead. He headed the list Of Commo.
dores. and was about to be made Rear-Ad-
miraL
A BILL introduced in the New York As
sembly proposes to make combinations to
''corner" articles of food, fuel and other
necessaries Of life legal o6enses and punish
able as such.
CASHIER SCHROEDER, of the Germania
Savings Bank, Jersey City, N. j., has left
for parts unknown with $4,000, all the in.
stitutions cash on hand. The bank closed
its doors, but will probably be able to pay
its /, 100 depositors. Schroeder has been un-
successful in business venture.
EDWARD UNGER, Of New York, has con-
fessed to the murder Of his partner, August
BOIL, whose dismembered body Mas found
in trunk at Baltimore, whittier it had been
shipped by the murderer.
RAYMOND BELMONT, son Of August Bel
mont, the well. known New York banker,
shot himself to death in shooting gallery in
his fathers residence on Filth avenue.
A RAID by Brooklyn police on a Chinese
seventy-four Celestial gamblers, with SG2, 900
in their pockets.
SHORTLY after the steamship Guyandotte,
Of the Old Dominion Line, left New York for
Norfolk, a few evenings ago, terrific e1-
plosion occurred, tearing big hole in the
hurricane deck. The steamship returned to
New York. Investigation showed that the
explosion had been caused by dynamite
machine, wilfully placed on board the
vessel
FREIGHT handlers, under orders of Dis
trict Assembly No. 40, Knights of Labor,
Joined the striking coal handlers ond long.
shoremen at New York on Monday, the in.
tention being to cripple the railroads and
thereby compel the employers to come to
terms
JOHN O'NE1LL, another OF the New York
Aldermen of 1854 charged with accepting q
bribe for his vote, was found guilty by the
Jury on Tuesday. This makes the third
"Boodle' Alderman convicted-Jaehne and
McQuade, who are both in Sing Sing, being
the other two.
TIE Cid Dominion Company offers $1,000
reward for the arrest and conviction Of the
man who put on board the steamer Guyan.
dotte the Internal machine whose explosion
caused her to return to New York with her
arter-decks shattered. A pretty good de-
scription was obtained of the man who de-
posted the black valise containing the ma
chine in q closet on board, and. who left the
vessel just prior to her departure
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South and West.

FIVE OF the eight robbers who halted a
train on a trestle in Texas and robbed the
express and mail cars have baen arrested.
A. J. SEL1GMAN, son of a wealthy New
York banker, was captured and detained as
a hostage, by miners in Montana, to whom
S75, 900 in back pay was due. Mr. Seligman's
firm is interested in the mine, and it tele-
sraphed the SIS, 900 on from New York,
whereupon the detained young man was
released.
RICHARD WOODS (colored), in Jail at
girl. was taken out by armed men and
dragged to death at horses heels
A STORY comes from Lincoln, Neb., that
Brigham Young, the Mormon prophet, is still
alive and resident near that city.
WILLIAM CoRNIPH shot and killed Miss
Lulu Green because she refused to become
his wife A crowd of mon took Cornish
from the Springfield (Ky.) jail and hanged
him to tree.
The fishermen of Louisiana and Mississip-
pi have resolved to send large delegation
to the Fishery Convention to be held at
Gloucester, Mass, in March.
Two detectives and four citizens, accom-
panied by bloodhounds, tracked a gang Of
train robbers to Halls Canyon, New Mexico,
where desperate battle took place. One
robber was killed and two captured.
A TEXAN merchant named Galloway, find
ing burglars ransacting his store in the town
named after him, opened fire on them, but
was himself, together with his clerk, mortally
wounded.
THE Texas Legislature has elected Con-
gresham John H. Reagan to the United
States Senate on the thirty-first ballot. Mr..
Reagan was born in Tennessee In 1875 and
during thu war was the Confederate Attor-
ney- General. He is the father Of the Inter-
State Commerce bill in the House.
JOHN D. LIsLE, discount clerk in the First
National bank of Baltimore, has stolen not
less than SIC, 900 of the institutions funds.
When the defalcation was discovered few
days ago Lisle had disappeared.
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In actual business handled, London
is the chief commercial city of the world,
Liverpool second. and New York good
third. In 1885 the value of imports and
exports at London was 81, LA, 600, 900;
at New York, $73S, ,600,0oO
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

A JAPANESE has invented q method OF
weaving carpets with feathers. The feathers
are reduced to a silky state by the Use OF
chemicals, and then woven like ordinary cot
for
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

A GLASGOW yacht. destined for pearl hsn' 81,
ING in South American waters, has been ht'
ted with electrical apparatus, eNpGcoea W
light up the waters to the grea5 oep'n VI
seventeen fathoIns.
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A"1 CENT LUNcH'' stand having been estab:.
Iishcd in New York city, there is demand
for more of them. The bill of fare is soup,
stewed fish, pork and beaus, coffee, milk and
bread.
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A CAR of fur, recently shipped from Win
nipes by the Hudson's Boy Company, repre-
sented the destruction of 4}T bears, Is silver
foxes, ), l37 beavers, StW foxes i,25 lynxes,
SITS martens, 291 wolverines, 2O7 wolves and
host Of small animals.
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THERE is a dog at Magog, Quebec, that
will mount the tOboggan sled, 60 down the
slide, draw tue sled back, and 60 down again
as many times as his owner commands him.
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3O4 PERSONS DROWNED.
Collision Between Two British YES
sels-Both Sunk.

The British ship Kapunda, which left
London on December II for Fremantle,
Western Australia, with emigrants, came
into collision near the coast of Brazil
with the British bark Ada Melmore, and
was sunk. The Ada Melmore also went to
the bottom. Three hundred of those on
board the Kapunda were drowned The re.
mainder were saved and have arrived at
Bahia. All told 304 lives were lost. The
Kapunda was an iron ship Of l,0A tons. She
was commanded by Captain Mason.
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An exchange gives the estimated
wealth of the richest members of the
United States Senate as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
Tn. "IIlustra,cd Herald,

The forthcoming number Of the illus
rRArED HERALD will surp'ss In attractive
ness and interest any preceding issue of
this very superior publication The en-
cravings have been executed by the bes.
artists on the Pacific coast. and the
mechanical finish of the whole publication
will be such as to reflect credit upon the
good taste and workman ship of the printers.
It Will be filed with carefully prepared
articles on Southern California, and every
interest OF Los Angeles county will find
It self ably presented and discussed in its
columns. As II compilation of facts relating
to the attractions and progress of our
section, the ILLUSTRATED HERALD will be
iuyalua Bile TO send abroad. 1t will give the
stranger a comprehensive and graphic idea
of the value OF our section to the fastener
seeking TOR a new home. and by its dis
semination will materially assist in acceler-
asing the gratifying march of our city in its
unexanpled career OF prosperity. The
ILLUSTRATED HERALD will be out from the
press by about the 24th OF this month, and
ready for distribution about the lst Of
March. Orders should be sent in imme
aistolv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
LEGILAfIYE.
The 8. HeraId's - Letter from
sacramento.

Special HERALD Correspondence.
SACRAMENTO, February 24.-This has
been memorable week of the twenty.
seventh session of the California Legis.
lature. when thieves fall out, honest
men get their Dues" it is said. For the
past week the cry has been "stop thief"
Ray Falk has been brought forth to ex.
plain why he should tamper with the
files OF the House, and Clerk Smith tried
TO show the cause why he did so. The
result has been an investigation, and
there are those who now claim that thew
were innocent in the premises that are
called upon to clear their skirts of the
charges brought against them. 1t is
known that Smith has an open mouth
and is not the kind of man to be trusted
with secrets, and those who know him
best have found that their opinions of
him have been verified to their sorrow,
Smith is a man that has served in the
Legislature for MANY years past, and has
served III every capacity from page to
chief clerk in both Houses, and is cred.
itcd by every one as being a smart fellow,
but when he .'peached on his pals
everybody Interested said that be was
crazy ana fool for giving everything he
knew away. As is well known, he has
always been good Republican, and for
his faithful services to his party was
rewarded with the first assistant clerk
ship at the desk in the Assembly.
1t is only within week thai
he has been charged with being dis,
honest, untruthiul, and a man that
cannot be believed. 1t is strange that
all his former friends, even the Repub.
lican members of the Legislature that
he has implicated. together with those
who helped to put him where he is,
should now turn on him. "Whom the
Gods would destroy they first make
mad" Smith is mad. He says now
that he is single-handed and alone, but
if the people that he has not go far i'm.
plicated do not let him alone he will
blow on all of them. In order to for
tify his good character he sent to San
Francisco last night for tin box con-
tanning large number of letters from
Ill of his former employers, some OF
which your correspondent read, and
hey are now in the hands of the inves-
.iga ting committee. His mother, very
sstimable lady, was the custodian Of
;his box, and is now here to see that
ler son, who has been the cause OF all
his expose, gets at least what is due
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

A Cool PrOpOSitiO,l.

One OF the coolest propositions,
outranking cold storage, that ever
came to the HERALD office, has been
received from the Iha Publishing Co.,
of San Francisco. 1t reads as follows :
"The Alta California, |
SAN Francisco, Cal, Feb. y, 1887. ]
Publisher HERALD, Los angeles, Cal. !.
DEAR SIR-Last year we made a
proposition to you that if you would
publish our Prospectus, which was
forwarded you the same time, the
usual number OF insertions, we would
place you on our exchange list for
the Daily and Sunday 1Hc for one
year. We beg to renew our PROPOSE
ton, thinking perhaps it would be
more convenient for you to accept it
this year. Ii you find that you can
not accept our proposition, will you
kindly send us by return mail the
Prospectus, for which we enclose
seventeen cents in postage stamps.
Hoping to hear from you often, we
are, respectfully,
ALTA CAL. PUB. Co."
As the HERALD publishes larger
paper than the Alta seven days in a
week, and has exchanged with that
valuable journal several years on au
equality, the idea OF publishing an
advertisement that is worth three
times what the Alta would cost il
bought OF a newsboy by the year and
sending larger paper in exchange
besides, is altogether the coolest
proposition OF the season and must
have been a product of the Northern
Citrus Belt. Ice formed ON the whis-
kers OF the advertising clerk as he
perused the prospectus OF the ancient
Aha, which eclipses chloride OF
sodium and ammonia in producing a
freeze.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
The Boomer Boomcrangcd.

A friend who read the infamous
letter from Los Angeles to the Weekly
Boomer, OF San Jose, published in
Fridays issue, sends the HERALD a
copy Of The Sunday Eye, Blooming
ton, Illinois, February Is, 1887, con-
tanning letter from Bill Nye in that
journal from Nor h Carolina. In that
letter is contained all that the in.
famous liar who signs the name (pro-
bably fctitious) OF Michial Zozando
sent to the Boomer. The scoundrel
stole the whole thing out OF Bill Nye's
letter to the Bloomington Sunday Eye.
The Boomer is boomeranged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
REAL ESTATE ON MONTHLY NSTALLMENTS.
A Choice Tract Of 30 Acres Or Subdivision and an Excellent Dairy
CORN AND STOCK STRICTLY ON THEIR MERITS


in heend,h torep
having closed
alfalfa
We all o an
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
Classified Mercantile and Pro-
feesiOual Catalogue.

The HERALD presents its readers
to-day, in twelve-page issue, the
most complete classified mercantile,
manufacturing and professional cata-
logue OF the business of Los Angeles
ever published in this city. 1t is ar
ranged alphabetically and printed
with new clear type on a superior
quality of paper. that can be pre-
served without injury for future refer
ence. 1t occupies over eleven col
umns OF the HERALD, and an i'm
mense edition has been published for
a widespread circulation at home and
abroad, SO that all readers OF this
journal can see at a glance who are
the prominent representative men in
all the trades and professions OF the
city.
A comparison of this catalogue
with the former index published four
teen months ago shows vast in
crease in business cards, which indi-
Gates very clearly the remarkable
growth of the city during that period.
1t has been very carefully pre-
pared and should be in the Office OF
every business man in the city and
State for reference. Large numbers
should be sent abroad by excursion
agents to accommodate those who
are coming to Los Angeles to enter
into business. This index shows
conclusively that the HERALD is the
favorite newspaper of the business
men of Los Angeles. Its large size
and the vast amount OF local and in
dustrial information which it contains
place it in the front rank OF the lead
ing newspapers of the United States.
Copies OF this invaluable number will
be for sale during the present week
at the counting room OF the HERALD
office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

WANTS." Personals" and other adver-
tisements under the following heads in
serted at tle rate of cents per iii:e ior
each insertion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
II. a.. CARLTON.

DEAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, %
IL N. Spring street. Los Angeles, .Califor-
MIA, will attend to collection OF ents
and pay taxes for non-residents. Ventura
county lands and town lots for sale.
Reference: First National Bank, of Los
Angeles, Residence 623 3. Hill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
FOR EaENT-ROOMS.

J1OK RENT-BY THE WEEK OR MONTH,
Il four sunny rooms nicely furnished, in
the Emerald Cottage, Ocean avenue. next
TO Cliff Honse, Santa Monica. Apply to
MRS. GEORGE BOEHMk, on the premises.
f24tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
GRAPE CUTTINGS.

EoR SALE, CUTTINGS OF THE Fol-
Trousseau. Granache, Mataro, Carrignan
Petite Penot, or Black burgundy. Ganav'
Ticntuera Apply to Z. l.. MAYBERR W
San Gabriel, Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
FOR sALE-Cisy property.
J,O THOSE LOOKING FOR A HOME
i xvni,ld SIl1uaSi In ~ fhai q lasf a II


VlO THOSE LOOKING FOR A HOME-I
i would suggest to you that most desir-
able house of FIVE rooms hall, bathroom,
with hot ana cold water, pantry, closets. all
conveniently arranged, very nice interior
In splendid condition, comparatively new.
The above Is situated on Workman street,
East Los Augele', on lot ~ xl65 feet, ele-
gantly located, well fenced, good stable,
barn and outhouse: two lines OF cars run.
ming within a stones throw, and on line OF
proposed cable. Inquire III N. Workman
street, East Los Angeles. p. o. box FOG. f27 81
NOR sALE-CoTrAGE HOUSE AND LOT
II near Main and Plco streets: price $1,000;
also beautiful residence property half
block from Temple.street cable road at
5000; also lot 5Sxtl0 near Figueroa street,
with 20 large orange trees in full bearing. at
$l2fc W. ROO, q Temple st. f27 ct
S0Snn FOR NEW HUuS AND FINE
S-0UU lot ou the south side of Twelfth
street. Rents for $50 per month Apply to
W. p. MCINTOSH. I'D n Spring st. f26 lw
CoR SALE-oN THE INSTALLMENT
l. plan house of rooms. lot 52Sl40. on
the hitl and only ten minutes walk from
court horse; $500 cash, balance on very easy
terms. ROCHESTER, 4 LAYTON, North
NO< sALE-ON THE IN5rALLMENr
cars: $3.50 cash. balance SIS per month.
ROCHESTER, Il LAYTON, North Main
street. febl7tf
EOK SALE-FIvE LOTS. THEE BLOCKS
l. from postoftice. Must be sold. A big
bargain: only $3.50. GRAHAM, TAYLOR &
Co., II West First street. fl6 In
EOR SALE--HOU5E OF SEVEN ROOMS,
nicely furnished; well established, with
lease for two wears; rent reasonable. Wish
10 sell on account of sickness, Those de
string to invest call on premises, No. IL
Sepul eda street. Los Angeles, Cal. sgd
NEY CATION. feI6 If
L'uk SAL E-5 LOTS, 40xsu, SO: D LUlS,
4ux125, si20; . lots, 4Ox2iO, s275; l lot,
7bxS60. with house aud garden and other
Improvements; This property is on Lacy
Pasadena X. X. Take horse cars 10 Daily
street. then 90 along Daily 10 Wells street
one block past the brick yard and turn to
the right mp Lacy avenue. and it is the last
house on the left. Z. NJ. A. MORG AN. f22-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
PIE u SON Al.
NLAIRvOYANr- FORTUNE TELLING:

NLAIRVOYANr = FORTUNE TELLING:
~ walk no longer in dark. Professor J.
TSCHANk bring you light. He read with
eyes none other can. He sees with second
sigh. Consult me on all affairs OF life.
PROF. ]. TSCHANK, 321a South Spring
street, Room IL. Los Angeles. Cal, f27 2t
M KS. PARKER, INDEPENDENT SLATE.
WI writer; also test medium-iives full
names of spirit friends Consultations on
business, speculations. minera, Lawsuits,
removal $, love, marriage. absent friends.
etc. 2S South Spring street, room ] Hours
ga. NJ to q p NJ feb24 imo
~ WOkrH FREE. oUthkb DENELo,-
2o ment of iorm and limbs, a pure, lovely
complexion, sparkling eyes and perfeet
health guaranteed. No quack lotions or ar
pumps. Book on "Phvsical Culture" free.
DIR. l., @. HARMON. 3l3 Haight street, san
Francisco, Cal. no25 1y
MRS. EMMA S. HILL. TEACHER OF
M Metaphysical Science or Christian
healing. IA DeLacy street, Pasadena. haurs
to p. a. feIi
ELSIE REYNOLDS HOLDS RELIGIOUS
II services and spirit matetial1zation Gu
Wednesday, Friday and sunday evenings
at BOO South Spring street. f3.lul
OUT RATE TICKET OFFICE UNDER ST.
~ Charles Hotel. K. K. Tickets bouent,
sold and exchanged. X. J. PRfkE q CO.
PIP N. Main street JAY u
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS AT
TWENTY CENTS PER WEEK, or EIGHTY
GENTS PER MONTH.

LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS from adjacent
towns. especially solicited.
yoB PRINrIre DKpARrNENT-Owin to or
greatly increased facilities, we are pre-
pared to execute all kinds of job work In a
superior manner. Special attention will
b given to commercial and legal printing,
and all orders will be promptly hlled at
0oderste rates.
Remittances should be made by draft
ohsek. Postofice order or postal note. The
latter should be sent for all sums less than
I've dollars.
once OF publication, rs North Spring
street, Los Angeles. Telephone No. l56.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

SITUATIONS AN'VED.

WANTED COMPETENT LUMBER
w teamter. Apply SCHALLER r.GA-
NAHL LUMBER CO. f72t
WANTED SITUATlON--BY A COMPE
w tent woman as irst.class COOK or house
keeper; thoroughly understands both: best
of references. Cali or address NJ. j., - Ann
ST wear new dpnot f26-1t
SITUATION NANGkD-IO IAkE CARE
~ ot horses and work about the house and
garden. AddreSsI e.. I49 East First st. fb26 3t
L'EMALt COOKS, WATERS. CHANGER.
L maids, nurses, Seamstress, &c. &c,
furnished on short notice by Nine smith,
No. North Main street. f2I.lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27

GQnn-A LOT IN I HE WILLIAMSON
'1oOO Tract. on PIco street, II applied for
soon. Address q. r.. Fnstotfce. fe2l-tf
T. fein Orchard tract.
Seven good lots ou the Second street cable
road. near the park.
Also the best block of cheap lots in the
city w. H. TUTHILL,
febl0tf 30 n. Spring street.
NOR SALE = $50 = ELEGANT, NEW
Il ihree-room cottage, nicely painted aud
papered, on Miguonette street, corner OF
Beaudry street. Terms, $3.50 cash. balance
so per month. Come early If you want to
nail down this bargain. o. b. SHORT, No.
SSouth Spring St. Feb2tf
EOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT, $50 PER
l. acre; Ii miles from Los Ange es near
ocean. WALTERS & TUBES, Pico House
ian4-tf
NAHMS AND TOWN LUiS-FAkMS OF
Il all Sizes from five to sixteen hundred
acres OF land for sale; one of 800 acres spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron S III.
phur Springs Tract. New life in and near
this family resort, inciden. o the coming of
the railroads. The best of natural mineral
waters and baths. g. T. WIDNEY & co, ,
Fulton Wells 7. o. Cal. no2l-tf
NHEAP HOME FOR sALE-SI4OO-SI
y acres, very fine land, in healthy and
desirable location. with l1s story house OF S
good sized rooms, brick cellar and chin
news, large stable with six stalls and stor-
age room for ten tons of hay, good well and
pump and the entire place surrounded with
fierce. Price only sl.O1. Apply to f.
VEKCH. Room so. Temple Block. f.22
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


w ANDLOT, Build
w ing lot, between Second aud sixth sts.,
ard NJ tin and Olive; west side pref rred
Call at 2I3 North Mail st., under st. Elmo
Hotel. f27.3t
NTaNTED-TO EXCHANGE, A FINE UP.
w right piano for desirs BILE residence
10 $. Call at il3 South Olive street. f27'f
no EX, HANGE-FOK a HORSE. = bUI-
L gy, a Frazer cart or city lot. Call at 92l
Flower street i27 At
WANTED - ALL PAk1IEs HAVING
w houses. stores, FURNISH ed or unfur-
nished rooms to rent, call on us. We have
the best facilities for advertising them one
dollar registering fee required. BAND
HO' I & CO., go North Man ~. f26 lw
NNANlED - EVER BODY 40 lNouoE
w their properly with the old reliable
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. BANDHOLT d
co CITY Agents. $50 N Main 81. f26 1w
tNANfkD ONE 10 100 ..UZEN PIu
w cons; 81 per dozen paid. JOHN W.
GRIFFIN, agricultural Pars, f2l.tf.
"A AN ED-Si,v0 SS,vOV AND 500 On
w different improved property at once :
state lowest rate of interest. "BORROW
Err" +. o. Box ll9:, Los Angeles, Cal.
ia25-tf
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-ALBEE e WILLARD.

S"500-A Beautiful Cottage in the Ellis Tract
Just being fnshed-to IS to buy
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a. liSEEAs-iHh3EP.

WANTED-A MAN OF ENERGY AND
w good address; not afraid TO work ii he
is well paid. 10 such a one an opportunity
IS uiTer. to make money. Address b W.,
This office. f27-It
WANlED-AN INTELLIGENT AND EN-
w ergetic lady Tor respectable employ
me {. A suitable person will be literally
compensated. Address E. NJ, this office
f27lt
WANTED AT BELLEVUE TERRACE-A
w bell boy; apply at once. f27-lt
MUSIC = WANTED a FIRST CLASS
NJ teacher OF vocal music for private pupil,
gentleman preferred two lessons per week.
Call at room 8, gS North Spring ST. f27-2t
VNANTRD-TwoEX SALES.
w ladies at ]. NJ. HALE &CO.'s, aud .
Spring st. i272t
WAN1ED-AN HONEST, INTELLIGENT
w boy, well recommended, between Is
and 20 years of age; one living with his
parents preferred. Apply at No. II CONNER
tial street. i26 2t
WANTED-A GOOD COOK MRS. J. A.
w w GRAVES lls Thirdstreet, corner Third
VANTED AN ARCHITECTURAL
w draughtsman for general Office work.
Apply by letter. giving experience aud
references. with amount of salary desired;
no personal applications considered. eau.
KIN H,As q N sp'ine st f26-2t
VNAN. IDA NUksE GIkL; MiuDLE-
w aged peron preferred Apply at office
of JONES & PEYTON, rooms i and 2. 75
North Spring street. ib25 st
AN ENERGETIC MAN wANTED-PER.
n msnent situation Apply AZ 81 North
spring street, be ween aud 10 A. NJ. fb2jtf
WANTED-FIkST CLASS MALE AND
w female help constantly a. 81 S. spring
81. Telephone SCI. jos I'm
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EENANs,IAl..

MONEY-MY EXPERT IS IN LUS AN
VI geles to examine property of owners de.
string large loans at low interest. Expense
will be saved by making application now.
A. j VIELE, Room %. Schumacher Block.
fe2h.1t